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ProfessorGAC

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33. I've Subbed HS Physics A Dozen Times

Sun May 16, 2021, 02:29 PM

May 2021

6 times for each gender. That's true for essentially all the sciences I've subbed in HS.
At least around here, women teaching science in HS is common & considered normal.
A good thing. (At the middle school near my house, all 3 science teachers are women!)
BTW: I find that at both HS & JrHi the ratio of women to men teaching math is >1, easily. Might be closer to 3:2.
That's not true of Social Studies where there's at least as many men as women. Not sure why that is.

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